It has a admin password
Who can clean it for me
Here is the file
Who can clean it for me
Here is the file
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Hi All,
Just wanted to ask is it possible to remove admin user accounts on Mojave when you do not have the admin password for the account you want to remove? We have our own account setup as an admin but the customers setup their own also as an admin.
We have a loaner A1708 we leant to a customer while we were repairing her A2442. Customer decided she would setup her own account despite me setting up an account for her. We obviously do not have her password and unfortunately, she cannot remember what password she used so now we have a second admin account we would... -
I have an ROG Ally which I stupidly put a admin password on and now have forgotten.
Is there a way to remove the password for this, I dont mind resetting Windows but I have not seen a way to remove this password other than RMAing the device as a whole.02-21-2025, 03:47 PM -
Please Help remove Admin password Dell Latitude 5550 223111-1 K7w9k$ja admin password.
Tag: GXG1P54
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Hi everyone
I noticed on the Xgpro software the BIOS backup files have extra bytes at the end when reading some chips, this is because the Xgpro software also reads the OTP region of those flash chips, and by default will append that region to the saved file
Programmer models: XGecu TL866II Plus / T48 / T56 / T76
Example: GD25LQ128D (1.8V), IC size is listed as 0x1000000 Bytes (16777216 bytes) + 0xC00 bytes, those extra 0xC00 bytes will be appended to the end of the saved file by default, resulting in a file size of 16780288 bytes
There's also an extra OTP Secu.R... -
Hello everyone. I'm not sure if this post belongs in this section? If not, please kindly move it to right section Mod/Admin.
I have a Gigabyte G5 KE laptop and I have forgotten the BIOS Admin password. I can enter BIOS menu but when trying to enter BIOS settings it ask for my password which I have forgotten. I can boot also in to Windows 11. I have tried to clearing CMOS by removing the CMOS battery for 10h. I have tried also to remove both power battery and CMOS battery and bridge the CMOS 2 pin connector on the motherboard. Then when booting I get a message that NVRAM has been...
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